MARKLIN SERIES II, CLOCKWORK BATTLESHIP, USS NY.

An impressive Marklin Series II clockwork of the battleship USS New York with twin propellers, hand painted surfaces, and New York on the bow, in cradle, 16.5”H x 26.5”L x 5.5”W.

World War II battleship USS Missouri teak decking wood, hand crafted into an executive letter opener with 24k gold plated metal. This is an actual piece of the teak decking, complete with COA showing

Tri-Ang Minic Sherman Tank, Series II Clockwork powered , 1950/60,s in original box ( no key) together with a tin plate fork-lift truck ( driver missing one arm) AF

237. MARKLIN THIRD SERIES BATTLESHIP | Unplayed with condition and even retains original rigging, was purchased directly from the son of the original owner who brought it from Germany to the USA as a

233. MARKLIN GAUGE II CLOCKWORK LOCO & GONDOLA | Gauge II, early clockwork 0-4-0 with skating side rods, has matching tender and gondola with Marklin's earliest style frames, loco stack has been reatt

214. MARKLIN BATTLESHIP HMS GLADIATOR | Rare clockwork Marklin battleship made from 1902 to 1907, has wonderful proportions with exaggerated superstructure and cannons, giving this boat a whimsical to

Finely detailed U.S.S. Liberty pressed steel battleship model on stand by Retro 1-2-3, No. 049 of 550, marked "U.S.S. Liberty" on both sides of stand and "Liberty" on both sides of prow, triple guns o

[WORLD WAR II]. USS Bluefish submarine kill pennant. Rochester, NY: Carlton Company. 27 1/2 x 24 1/2 in. printed canvas pennant, with black texturized detail (occasional creasing, a few pinholes at up

Two gouache on paper paintings of United States battleships by noted marine painter Worden G. Wood (NY, 1880 - 1943). "U.S.S. Maryland, Battleship" and "U.S. Aeroplane Carrier Saratoga" (1931). Both s

World War II U.S. Navy USS Bittern Bronze Battleship Bell. U.S.S. Bittern (AM 36) was a Lapwing class minesweeper in the United States Navy. 10" x 10.50"

Sealed Revell U.S.S. North Carolina World War II BattleShip

Sealed Revell Battleship USS Alabama 1/720 Scale International Series Model Kit

Lot of Vintage Revall USS Alabama & USS Massachusetts Battleships and Roshima Waterline Series Chitose Japanese Seaplane Carrier

Amy Adams unframed abstract oil on canvas, in multi-shades, titled "Series II, #14, 1975" on verso. [48 x 60 inches]. In good condition.

Battleship USS Texas Underway, gouache on illustration board, signed lower right, a study for a larger oil painting, ca 1927, now in the Juley Collection at the Smithsonian American Art Museum. Housed

[FOLK ART]. DU RAPAU (?), Norman (American, 20th century). Battleship (Possibly the U.S.S. Maine II). 1945. Acrylic on canvas. Signed by the artist at the lower right corner. Framed. Sight 15 ¼ x

Monotype. "Field Series II," triptych. Signed and titled. Receipt Guild Hall, NY. 10" X 24" (22" X 36")

Includes stand. Nicely crafted, and marked "U.S.S. Liberty" on both sides of stand and "Liberty" on the prow of the model. Comes with a few plastic sailors. Has serial number 076 of 550. Condition: (N

"Maria II", from the Maria Series1993Aquatint on paperSigned and numbered 64/75 l.l. John Szoke Editions, NY label to verso 16.75" x 21.75" (sheet size); 22.5" x 28" (framed)

circa 1910-14, painted cast iron clockwork 4-4-0 fifth series no. 25 loco and proper Limited Vestibule Express no. 25 tender with high Marklin trucks 14.5" l.

Capital. Published by Matsui Eikichi in 1896/7 tribute series to lacquer designs apparently made by Hiroshige I and II. Oban format. From a Somers, NY estate.

Pair of framed naval ship prints - The USS Constitution vs. The HMS Victory, series of three early in two frames [20" H x 13" W]; together with one print of The Constitution [20" H x 13" W]. Provenanc

The USS Arizona (BB-39) was a United States Navy Pennsylvania-class battleship that served during World War II. It is primarily known for its tragic sinking during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor

Vintage photograph of sailors aboard the U.S.S. Delaware, circa 1907, of naval / maritime interest. The U.S.S. Delaware (BB-28) was the lead dreadnought battleship of the U.S. Navy, laid down in 1907